Looking for an experienced product-driven developer
Budget: $8 – $15 USD
I am looking for a product driven developer with excellent communication skills with experience in building web based products and is quick to jump into existing codebase. We're looking for a developer who can research technologies and come up with plans for implementations considering time to market, cost efficiency and product robustness and also take requirements and break them down to the tasks needed to accomplish the requirements.
We have multiple products built in Node.js and React on top of AWS and GCP services with serverless architecture, for which we want to build new features and improve existing features. In addition to those, we have plans for other new products to build.
Our first project is described below:
1. For one of our existing products, we'd like to add a layer of auditing so that each customer can view logs of actions performed in their organization.
2. All logs reside in AWS Cloudwatch. We would like to build a mechanism to take Cloudwatch logs, run a simple transformation (simple regex replaces per log line) and push each line of log to an S3 bucket that corresponds with the customer.
I would like to come up with the most scalable and cost effective architecture to perform this, discuss the various alternatives with us (pros, cons, etc) and implement this. Keep in mind that we would also like to be able to concatenate log files (instead of having a lot of tiny ones) and delete old files automatically, and that a future project would be to allow users to query these logs via a web interface.
We have multiple products built in Node.js and React on top of AWS and GCP services with serverless architecture, for which we want to build new features and improve existing features. In addition to those, we have plans for other new products to build.
Our first project is described below:
1. For one of our existing products, we'd like to add a layer of auditing so that each customer can view logs of actions performed in their organization.
2. All logs reside in AWS Cloudwatch. We would like to build a mechanism to take Cloudwatch logs, run a simple transformation (simple regex replaces per log line) and push each line of log to an S3 bucket that corresponds with the customer.
I would like to come up with the most scalable and cost effective architecture to perform this, discuss the various alternatives with us (pros, cons, etc) and implement this. Keep in mind that we would also like to be able to concatenate log files (instead of having a lot of tiny ones) and delete old files automatically, and that a future project would be to allow users to query these logs via a web interface.